Thoughts About 9/11

[dustoffer]

Reading a friend's post on fb who happened to be assigned to the Army Surgeon General's office on 9/11 and these few comments really struck me:

"This was radical Islamic terrorism. We have to be willing to see the world as it is, strong enough to face the challenges that are real, smart enough to shape the future for our children, and resolute enough to kill the *******s that threaten our way of life before they kill the ones we love."

To LTC Karen Wagner, a friend and co-worker who was killed on that day in the Pentagon---we remember, and shall never forget.

[Ironman]

I think the left are no better at this point.

And it’s my wife’s birthday.

[brokeno]

Alot of people have forgotten, look at who has been elected in the last 19 years. I haven't forgotten.

[SaltwaterSlick]

How bout posting this in one of the half dozen other 9/11 threads to add to those rather than starting yet another thread on the same subject? Your perspective is a good one and adds to the discussion, but it would be better served posted in one of the other on-going threads...

[stickerpatch59]

Alot of people have forgotten, look at who has been elected in the last 19 years. I haven't forgotten.

I haven't forgotten about it either brother, but I think it's time to quit crying.

the longer we cry about it the longer the jihadist celebrate.

just keep killing these animals whenever they poke their heads up!

[flywise]

After 9/11 the left came out full force to protect muslims
Every muslim terror attack here and around the world was followed by
Dont jump to conclusions and any attack on a muslim would be followed up with hate crime charges. You would here on the news about how bad muslims were being treated in America but never any actual evidence of it.
Not only have the people forgotten but the powers that be have made sure it has been forgotten